Shirley Trouncer Is Renominated
Los Angeles report notes Shirley Trouncer renominated as a political figure in a contested primary. Freshman Rep McCloskey Jr beat John Barry for GOP nod in San Mateo County while former Lt. Gov Glenna Anderson won Democratic nomination in Los Angeles district. Many incumbents faced primaries with some advancing automatically to November ballot.
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Shirley Temple Black
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John Barry
Glenna M. Anderson
Cecil R. King
Calif OKs Vet Home Loan Aid Amid Bond Approvals
Californians approve two bond issues totaling 265 million dollars for veterans home loans and junior college construction. With 70 percent counted, 2,060,564 votes favored the 200 million home loan measure and 1,242,069 opposed. The 65 million junior college bonds garnered 1,820,897 yes votes to 1,388,886 no.
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Two Marines Slain in Georgetown Diner Case
Police report three suspects opened fire in a Georgetown diner fatally wounding two Marine officers and injuring a third officer and a woman. The suspects Benjamin Murdock Gordon Alexander and Cornelius Frazier Jr. were charged with murder. The incident involved four Marines from Quantico and four women.
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Press Telegram Post Office Notices at Lons
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McCarthy Critiques Bloc Vote After California Loss
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy argued that his defeat in California stemmed from bloc voting, noting stronger support in Northern California and Wisconsin. He claimed no bloc appeal in Oregon and warned that Negro and Mexican-American districts resisted his message on housing and open communities. He remained grim on camera, insisting his campaign still offered national issues and unique appeal in polls.
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Rumford's Assembly Bid Fails in California Primary
Freshman Assemblyman Jom J. Miller won the Democratic nomination to seek reelection, defeating Rumford who sought to reclaim his Berkeley seat. Henry A. Waxman upset veteran Lester A. McMillan in Los Angeles, while Sen. George Danielson contended with Richard Calderon in a tight race.
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Solons Demand Full Probe of Arnheiter Case
Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick and 85 other members called on Navy Secretary Ignatius to order a court of inquiry into Lt. Cmdr. Marcus A. Arnheiter’s removal from command. They urged a full airing of the matter, saying the Navy’s honor and integrity are at stake after Arnheiter’s request for inquiry was rejected.
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Film Great Dorothy Gish Dies at 70
Dorothy Gish, one of American cinema’s two famed Gish sisters, died Tuesday night in Rapallo Italy at age 70. Her sister Lillian was by her bedside after arriving from Rome two days earlier. Gish had lived in a clinic there for nearly two years suffering from arterial hardening and died of bronchial pneumonia. The U S consulate in Genoa said her body would be cremated and ashes sent to the United States.
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23 Hurt in Crash of Bus
A Greyhound bus carrying 41 aboard was struck broadside by a car that allegedly ran a stop sign, overturned into a grassy ditch in Wylie Texas. Five passengers were seriously hurt and Solomon Pollack 63 Dallas was in critical condition at Baylor Hospital. Fire and emergency crews rushed five ambulances to the scene as victims were taken to Garland Medical Center and Baylor. The driver Everett Lee Irons of Pine Bluff Arkansas fought to regain control as the bus skidded 100 feet.
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